Stargirl

Steak and eggs.

- This is well-done.

You got it wrong...

again.

I'm so sorry.

What's Joe's beef today?

The beef, actually.

It's well-done. I guess he said medium.

Don't let it get to you, hon.

It shows on your face, and then it shows in your tips.

Get my drift?

I'll take care of this.

It looks like you got one more.

Hi, Isaac.

What can I get you?

Hello.

I saw the pictures--

the ones you took of yourself.

Everyone saw them.

- If you're gonna order something, order it.

I know.

What did you say?

I know...

what you...

and your friends did.

What are you talking about?

To my mother and father.

- Beth? -

Oh. - Hey.

Hi, Dad.

Hey, what's going on?

- I brought you lunch. - Oh.

Honey, I told you I had meetings all day.

I know, but I want to talk

about you and Mom.

Beth...

I promised your mother

that I wouldn't talk to you

without her.

- Oh, speaking of vows you promised to keep...

I did some research

on romantic getaways.

There are so many great places

you and Mom can go to fix your marriage.

See these color-coded tabs?

Green is for golf. - Huh.

Blue is for spa.

Red is for bungee jumping--

Honey, honey, honey, honey,

I do appreciate your effort.

I really do, but...

your mother and I just can't take off work like that.

- You make it sound like your jobs

are more important than keeping our family together.

Beth, please, please,

not here.

Okay?

We'll...

talk more

when your mother and I

get home tonight, okay?

No.

It's not okay.

I am not okay with this.

- Look, I'm--

I'm sorry.

Listen, hey.

I love you...

more than anything.

Thank you.

Rick, where are you?

I need to talk.

- Still afraid of the ball, huh, Chapel?

Some things haven't changed since seventh-grade gym class.

Of course,

other things have.

My parents are in prison.

That sucks.

Do you know how it feels?

One day, you're a normal family.

Next day--boom!

Your family blows up.

Actually, I do know--

No!

Not perfect little Beth Chapel

and her perfect little family.

I don't know if I'm getting my parents back,

but I know who took them from me.

It's gonna be you and me.

Jock versus nerd.

An age-old classic.

See you later, Chapel.

- See, Pat? Look at this.

It's Diablo Island.

And there were some of Brainwave

and Solomon Grundy too, but...those are gone.

- Because those were never really here, Court.

Eclipso made you see them.

What else can he make us see?

Hi.

You know what happened to Mr. Deisinger?

- We heard he got sent to Lincoln

for psychiatric care.

He's a teacher of yours?

And a friend.

Right.

What are you guys doing here?

We volunteered to clean up.

- Why do bad things keep happening

to good people

in this town?

Court.

It's Cindy Burman.

What is she holding?

I don't know.

She was here yesterday.

Cindy Burman was here?

I thought she left Blue Valley.

- She wanted to talk about my dad.

I don't know. The whole thing was weird.

- You know, Court, we should really get going

'cause your mom had that...thing planned.

See you.

Court, we should go.

We'll talk later.

I'll find you, okay?

Cindy's back, and she has the black diamond.

- Yeah, we got to find her. - We start at her house.

I'll call the others and get my Staff.

I'll get S.T.R.I.P.E.

both: Meet you at the Pit Stop.

What about a motorbike?

Seem like the adventurous type.

Maybe it's time to get out on your own

and hit the open road.

What are you, 22, 23?

Zeek, I'm 15.

Oh. Got some size on you.

Thanks.

My dad said nothing with wheels anyway.

Just something we could take apart and rebuild,

like, can't kill myself on.

Like a clock radio. - Hmm.

- It's not exactly what I had in mind, but...

Yeah.

Well, you know what ain't got wheels?

Robots.

Yeah.

That is true.

Mm-hmm.

I just so happen to be building S.T.R.I.P.E.

a 12-foot chain saw.

And you know what?

Not a wheel in sight.

My God, yes.

There's got to be something I could build for it, right?

That's the spirit, kid.

Yes, the possibilities are limitless.

Just let your imagination run wild.

And remember one important thing,

something my granddaddy taught me as a young boy:

you break it, you buy it.

Huh.

Bingo.

Hi, Mike.

- If you're here to buy a giant drill bit,

you're out of luck.

This one is mine.

No, no, no, no, no, you stay away from me,

you pom-pom psycho.

Aww.